The rules of 10 ball require you to drive four object balls to cushion, IIRC. Have you tried a soft break that complies with that rule?Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
No, no and again, NO.Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
Yeah, I'm not much of a fan of these type of Corey Deuel shenanigans. If Corey had focused on just working on his break rather than trying to figure out gimmicks... He would have won twice the amount of tournaments..
The gimmicks are probably what interested him. He won tons of cash and rode pretty high for a long time.
I love critiques from a guy about how a pro should have won more. How many US Open titles do you have Russ?
Agreed, it's like chess theory. There's a reason book moves are book moves.Imo, the reason you don't see unconventional breaks used by the top level players is because they aren't more successful that conventional ones.
Like many things, what is used are the best practices, derived from much game play over time.
Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
If I was gambling at 10-ball...and my opponent wanted to break safe...
...I would not only let him....I’d ask to raise the price.
Has anyone tried this? Thin the 1 and come behind the pack, you might freeze against a ball and get ball in hand.
there are a lot of scenarios where a non runout player can do much better by playing safe on the break.
there are a lot of scenarios where a non runout player can do much better by playing safe on the break.